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                  cool facts about cats!!!

All kittens are born with blue eyes, which eventually changes color over time.

 

 

Cats always land on their feet.

 

 

Cats are the most popular pets to own, more than dogs.

 

 

Catnip can affect lions and tigers.

 

 

Cats communicate using about 16 “cat words.”

 

 

In the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade, Felix the Cat was the very first balloon used.

 

 

About 4,000 years ago in Egypt, cats were domesticated.

 

 

Cats can usually live for around 14 years and some up to 20.

 

 

Male cats are called toms.

 

 

Female cats are called queens.

 

 

Baby cats are called kittens, litter, or kindle.

 

 

There are around 36 species in the cat family.

 

 

Cats sleep for about 16 hours a day.

 

 

Cats like to eat their food at room temperature.

 

 

Cats like to eat grass.

 

 

Cats have a 3rd eyelid called a haw.

 

 

The sense of smell for cats is 14 times stronger than humans.

 

 

Killing or hurting a cat in Ancient Egypt was punishable by death.

 

 

• Cats nose pads are like human fingerprints, each one is unique.
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•  There are more than 500 million domestic cats in the world, with 33 different breeds.
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•  Cats "paw" or "knead" (repeatedly treading on a spot - sometimes its owner) to mark their territory. Cats sweat through the bottom of their paws and rub off the sweat as a marking mechanism.
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•  Cat urine glows in the dark when a black light shines on it. If you think your cat or kitten has had an accident in your home, use a black light to find the mishap.
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•  The print on a cat's nose has a unique ridged pattern, like a human fingerprint.
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•  25% of cat owners admit to blow drying their cat's hair after a bath.
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•  If your cat is near you, and her tail is quivering, this is the greatest expression of love your cat can give you.
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•  If your cat is thrashing its tail, she is in a bad mood - time for you to keep your distance!
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•  Only domestic cats hold their tails straight up while walking. Wild cats hold their tails horizontally or tucked between their legs while walking.
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•  During her productive life, one female cat could have more than 100 kittens. A single pair of cats and their kittens can produce as many as 420,000 kittens in just 7 years.
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•  Sir Isaac Newton, discoverer of the principles of gravity, also invented the cat door.
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•  The more you talk to your cat, the more it will speak to you.
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•  Kittens begin dreaming when they are over one week old.
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•  A group of kittens is called a "kindle." A group of grown cats is called a "clowder." A male cat is called a "tom," a female cat is called a "molly" or "queen", and young cats are called "kittens."
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•  Cats spend 30% of their waking hours grooming themselves.
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•  Each year Americans spend four billion dollars on cat food. That's one billion dollars more than they spend on baby food!
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•  Cats can make over 100 vocal sounds, while dogs can only make 10.
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•  The majority of cats do not have any eyelashes.
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•  Cats have been used to deliver mail: In Belgium in 1879, 37 cats were used to deliver mail to villages. However they found that the cats were not disciplined enough to keep it up.
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•  In a lifetime, the average house cat spends approximately 10,950 hours purring.
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•  A cat's jaws cannot move sideways.
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•  Cats rarely meow at other cats.
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•  When cats are happy, they may squeeze their eyes shut.
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•  Cats don't use their voice's natural frequency range to verbally communicate feelings such as affection, anger, hunger, boredom, happiness and fear - this would be inaudible to humans as this frequency is much lower than humans can hear. Some researchers believe cats may have learned we can't hear them in their natural range and have
• adapted so they can relate to us on our terms.
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•  The reason for the lack of mouse-flavored cat food is due to the fact that the test subjects (cats, naturally!) did not like it.
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•  Cats see so well in the dark because their eyes actually reflect light. Light goes in their eyes, and is reflected back out. This means that their eyes actually work almost like built-in flashlights.

• Ailurophiles – people who love cats – always want to know more about their favorite pets. Here are some facts about house cats that you might not already know.
• Groups of kittens are “kindles,” while groups of adult cats are “clowders.”
• One litter of kittens can be produced by more than one father.
• Cats weigh an average of 12 pounds. The heaviest cat on record weighed nearly 47 pounds. The lightest was one pound, eight ounces.
• A cat’s heart beats up to 140 times per minute, or about twice as fast as a human’s.
• Cats have five toes on each front foot, but only four on each back foot.
• Many cats don’t have eyelashes.
• Many people think that cats are colorblind, but it’s a myth. Now we know that cats can see blues, reds and greens.
• Cats will spend about a third of the day grooming. The process is helped along by the backwards-facing spikes on their tongues. Now you know why it feels like being rubbed with sandpaper when they lick you.
• They will also spend about 16 hours a day sleeping.
• Bluebell, a Persian cat, had fourteen kittens in one litter: the largest single litter in which every kitten survived.
• Puss, a cat from England, lived to be 36 in human years: the oldest cat on record.
• Sir Isaac Newton invented the cat door.
• Ancient Egyptians shaved their eyebrows in mourning when their cats died. And if someone killed a cat, he or she could get the death penalty.
• Cats rarely meow at other cats.
• Kittens will start dreaming when they’re about one week old.
• When kittens are born, their eyes are blue – but they often change color as the babies grow.
• Cats can be trained to use the toilet as their litter box. Some can even be taught to flush when they’re done.
• Researchers have tried mouse-flavored cat food. The cats who were introduced to it refused to eat it.
• You might think it’s disgusting when your cat brings you dead prey (like a bird or mouse), but you should thank her anyway. She thinks that she’s bringing you a present.
• Our cats don’t think of themselves as small humans. Rather, they think of us as large cats.

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